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DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCYAMERICA’S COMBAT LOGISTICS SUPPORT AGENCY
WARFIGHTER SUPPORT ENHANCEMENT STEWARDSHIP EXCELLENCE WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
Defense Logistics Agency Green Products/
Hazardous Minimization Warfighter Team
Helping the Warfighter Become Green!
James L. Reed
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Standard Form 298 (Rev. 8-98) Prescribed by ANSI Std Z39-18
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DLA is DoD’s combat logistics support agency. Our
mission is to provide best value integrated logistics
solutions to America’s Armed forces and other
designated customer’s in peace and in war, around
the clock, around the world.
DLA’s Mission
“Supporting the Warfighter”
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DLA’s Scope of Support
Military Services
Combatant Commanders
President of the United States
Office of the Secretary of Defense
DLA
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• A $36.8 Billion global enterprise
• Supports over 1,500 weapon systems
• Provides 95 percent of all Military Services’ repair parts
• Manages 3.8 Million national stock numbers (8 Supply Chains)
• Foreign Military Sales– Projected Sales Fiscal Year 2009: $1.53 Billion
– Shipments: 570,000 per year
– Supporting 115 Nations
• Provides 100 percent of:– Fuels – Clothing and Medical Supplies
– Food – Construction Material
• Worldwide Presence:– More than 25,000 civilian, active duty,
and reserve employees
– 28 countries and 48 states (except Vermont and Iowa)
Scope of DLA Customer Support
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DLA GREEN PRODUCTS/
HAZARDOUS MINIMIZATION WARFIGHTER TEAM
•Consist of Representatives of DLA Headquarters
•and each of the Primary Field Level Field Activities
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• CLI: Subsistence (DSCP)
– Food Service
– Produce
– Operational
Rations
• CLII: Clothing & Textile (DSCP)
– Recruit Clothing
– Organizational Clothing & Individual Equipment
• CLIII: Fuel/Energy (DESC)
– DoD Executive Agent for all Bulk Petroleum
– Natural Gas, Coal, Electricity
– Aerospace Energy
• CLIV/VII: Construction &
Equipment (DSCP)
– Facilities Maintenance
– Equipment
– Wood Products
– Safety & Rescue Equipment
Global Supply Chains
• CLVIII: Medical (DSCP)
– Pharmaceutical
– Medical/Surgical Equipment
• CLIX: Aviation (DSCR)
– Engine Components
– Air Frames
– Flight Safety Equipment
– Maps
– Environmental Products
• CLIX: Maritime (DSCC)
– Parts for Ships, Submarines
• CLIX: Land (DSCC)
– Vehicles, USMC – Army Equipment
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KEY:
DSCP- Defense Supply Center Philadelphia; DSCR– DSC Richmond; DSCC– DSC Columbus; DESC– Defense Energy Support Center
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DLA Offers Services that are
Environmentally-oriented
• Energy support
• “Buying Green” course
• Green shopping on DOD EMALL
• Hazardous Material Information Resource System
• Hazardous Technical Information Service
• DRMS – including electronics remanufacturing
• Ozone Depleting Substances Reserve
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This 2-day workshop offered by the DLA Training Center (DTC) provides an overview of the Federal pollution prevention initiatives and how they relate to the DoD acquisition process. Highlights include:– P2 Laws/Executive Orders/Regulations
– Green Procurement Program
– Environmentally Preferred Products
– Life-cycle Costing
– Acquisition Planning
– FAR requirements
• Course Number & info: (DCPSO00R750)
• http://www.hr.dla.mil/downloads/trn/courses/environmental.pdf
• POCs: Workshop Mgr - D850-6166, Comm 614-692-6166
Buying Green – a Multifunctional
Approach to Pollution Prevention
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Green Product Highlights
• Re-refined Lubricating Oil
• Reclaimed Engine Coolant
• Remanufactured Toner Cartridges
• Vehicular Wet Battery Program
• Energy Efficient Lighting
• Biobased Fuels
• Biobased Cutlery
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DOD EMALL
DOD’s Online Shopping Tool
• Web self-service capability for the DOD
• Sells both finished goods and services
• Supports contracts written by DLA, GSA, Services, Federal agencies
• Offers over 35M items from government stock, long term contracts and 1700 catalogs
• Currently adding about 20 vendors a month and over 750K items of content a month
• FY08 Total Sales $835M; Green Sales $7.3M
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DLA’s Environmental Attribute
Initiative
• Environmental Attribute Codes (ENAC) for NSN
items in the Federal Logistics Information System,
also known as the Federal Catalog System
• Signifies that a product meets strict, definable
environmental standards and criteria from an
approved certifying organization
• Currently applied to roughly 8000 items managed
by DLA and GSA
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Environmental Attributes,
continued
• DLA formed and chairs a Joint Group on Environmental Attributes (JGEnvAtt) to seek out and evaluate clearly definable environmental product criteria or „attributes‟ from recognized environmental organizations
• JGEnvAtt process: Identify, evaluate and through a consensus building process, approve Environmental Attributes or criteria to be applied to products in the FCS.
• Voting Members: Army, Air Force, DLA, Navy, Marine Corps, GSA
• Advisors: OSD, EPA, USDA, DOE, OFEE
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Environmental Attributes
approved by the JGEnvAtt
• Recycled Content
• Energy Efficient
• Water Conserving
• Low VOC Content
• Low Standby Power
• Asbestos Alternative
• Biobased
• Non-mercury
Alternative
• Electronic Products
Environmental
Assessment Tool
(EPEAT)
• Non-cadmium
Alternative
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INITIATIVES
LEAN / Six Sigma
Depot Level Reparables
Supply, Storage & Distrib.
Customer Targeted Outcomes
Gases / Cylinders Privatization
Chemicals / POL Privatization
Forward Presence
One Pass Pricing
AVIATION:
Engine Components
Air Frames
Flight Safety Equipment
Aviation Lighting
Fasteners
Bearings
Maps
Environmental Products
Primary Level Field Activities
Defense Supply Center Richmond
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• DoD central repository for Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS); including foreign language MSDS
• Assists Federal Government personnel who handle, store, transport, use, or dispose of hazardous materials – EPA, OSHA, DOT
• Includes value-added info
by Service-agency focal
points: HAZCOM
warning label &
transportation info
Hazardous Material Information
Resource System (HMIRS)
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Hazardous Material Information
Resource System (HMIRS)
• Available on the web, in CD/DVD
sets or as direct system-to-system interface (e.g.,
Federal Catalog System for supply items)
• Over 400,000 MSDSs and 4,800 users.
• Hazard Communication warning labels are based
on the OSHA standard
• HMIRS CDs containing nonproprietary MSDS data
have been updated to look and feel like the web.
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HMIRS Contact info
• Program Manager: Defense Logistics Information Service (DLIS), DSN 661-4996. Focal point for Help Desk support: Customer Service Office, DSN 661-4725 or commercial 1-888-DLA-CALL (352-2255)
• Functional Manager: Defense Supply Center Richmond (DSCR), DSN 695-3518. Provides Hazardous Information Help Desk support: 1-800-848-4371
• http://www.dlis.dla.mil/hmirs/
• also email: [email protected]
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An advice service for managing hazardous
materials or wastes:
Environmental
Safety & Health
Transportation
Packaging
Logistics
Bulletin
Bimonthly, with over 8,000 Recipients
Regulatory Alerts – weekly
Help Line: 800-848-HTIS
Hazardous Technical Information
Services (HTIS)
Staffed with chemists, chemical
engineers, industrial hygienists,
environmental specialists
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Only Source for Weapon Systems Support
Halons 1211 and 1301
Refrigerants R-11, R-12
R-114, R-500, and R-502
War Stoppers
The DoD Ozone Depleting Substances Reserve at DSCR
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ODS Reserve Program Guidance
• Halon and Refrigerant Recycling Program
Supporting Major Weapons Systems
• Details and Guidance Provided on Web Site –
http://www.dscr.dla.mil/ExternalWeb/UserWeb/A
viationEngineering/OZONE/index.htm
• Turn-ins Mandatory – Local Disposal or Sale
Prohibited
• Outside of U.S. -- Individual Country Laws and
Regulations Continue to Evolve
Contacts: Phone: 804-279-5203 / 5202, DSN695;
OR email: [email protected]
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Re-refined Lubricating Oil
• Basic Re-refined Oil Program– API certified oil in your choice of 5W-30, 10W-30, 15W-40, 30 & 40
– No minimum orders.
– Packaged in Quarts, 5 Gallon Containers, and 55 Gallon Drums.
– World-wide delivery from Vendor to Customers
• Closed Loop Re-refined Oil Program– API certified oil in your choice of 30, 40, 10W-30 and 15W-40
– Small minimum orders.
– Includes pick up of your used oil for re-refining.
– CONUS delivery of packaged and bulk products
– Available in Quarts, 5 gallon containers, 55 gallon drums, bulk deliveries
POC: 804-279-4257, DSN 695
http://www.dscr.dla.mil/userweb/dscrld/Re-refined/RR.htmDefense Supply Center Richmond
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Reclaimed Engine Coolant
(aka Recycled Antifreeze)
• Conforms with EPA guidelines
• May be purer since recycling process reduces chlorines from hard water
• Commercial Item Description that replaces 3 Mil Specs, specs same for virgin, recycled
• Army – use recycled only, DLA to do automatic substitution
• Other Military Services -- similar directions
• POC for product: 804-279-3995, DSN695
• POC for antifreeze recycling equipment:
804-279-3686, DSN695
Defense Supply Center Richmond
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Distribution & RetrogradeCapabilities
• Defense Distribution Center
– Receive, Store, and Issue
– Deployable Distribution Center
– Distribution Standard System
– Defense Transportation Coordinator
Initiative
– Customized Kitting
– In-transit Visibility
– Dedicated Delivery / Pure Pallets
• Defense Reutilization & Marketing
Service
– Reutilization, Transfer, Donation,
Demilitarization, Precious Metals
Recovery
– Reverse Logistics
– Redeployment Retrograde
Management
– Environmental Disposal
– Foreign Military Sales
– Mobile Demilitarization / Shredding
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Distribution
Centers
Worldwide
124 Sites Worldwide
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Reuse and Recycling Programs –
providing maximum reutilization of DOD excess property
• Scrap Recycling - providing a recycling service with reimbursement going back to
DOD Qualified Recycling Programs
• Donation in Lieu of Disposal - diverting property from landfill with no cost or
reimbursement to Government (other than occasional shipping costs). Examples:
low value recyclables such as - tires, wood, furniture, and hazardous materials
• Electronics Recycling - Computers for Learning Program, MOA with Federal
Prison Industries (FPI) Unicor, Demanufacturing contracts
• Precious Metals Recovery - refining of precious metals bearing material/scrap to
conserve resources; no reimbursement to generator
• Hazardous Materials Reuse - Maximizing lifecycles, minimizing the
environmental risks and the costs associated with disposal
• Hazardous Waste - safe and compliant disposal management, tailored and cost
efficient contracts with DLA assumed liability for 3rd party contamination sites
Defense Reutilization & Marketing
Service (DRMS)
http://www.drms.dla.mil/
POC: DLA Customer Interaction Center 1-877-352-2253, options 3-2-1
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Electronics Demanufacturing
• Increased recycling and solid waste diversion
• Protection of the environment/controlled disposal of:– Batteries of all types in electronics– Mercury switches– Heavy Metal content– Keeping leaded glass from PC monitors and TVs out of landfills
• National Security:– Ensures property with military capability not released into
commerce – Destruction of secure information
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FY 00 FY 01 FY 02 FY 03 FY 04 FY05 FY06 FY07 FY08
Defense Reutilization & Marketing
Service (DRMS)
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Primary Level Field Activities
Defense Supply Center Philadelphia
Food Service
Produce
Operational
Rations
Recruit Clothing
Readiness
Organizational Clothing &
Individual Equipment
Pharmaceutical
Medical/Surgical
Readiness
Equipment
Facilities Maintenance
Equipment
Wood Products
Safety & Rescue Equipment
CONSTRUCTION & EQUIPMENT: CLASS IV / VII
MEDICAL: CLASS VIII
CLOTHING & TEXTILE: CLASS II
SUBSISTENCE: CLASS IINITIATIVES
• Prime Vendor Programs
• Medical Air Bridge (MAB)
• Common Food Management
System (CFMS)
• Recruit Training Center Support
• Army Direct Ordering (ADO)
• Enterprise Buyers Forward
• Lumber Privatization
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Construction & Equipment
GREEN PROCUREMENT
Product List
Building a Greener Tomorrow...Today
Energy Efficient Lighting
• Compact Fluorescent Lamps (CFLs)
• Electronic Ballast
• LED Lighting
Energy Efficient HVAC
• Roof Top AC units
• Energy Saving Hot Water Heaters
Energy Saving Plumbing
• Water Conserving Fixtures
Environmentally Safe Building Materials
• Wallboards, Lumber
• Insulation
For further information please call our toll free number 1-800-352-2852
Defense Supply Center Philadelphia
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Biobased Plastic Flatware
• Biobased resin uses wheat to replace 50% of Polypropylene
• Meets or exceeds all current performance standards (impact strength, heat distortion, flexibility, biodegradability)
• Replacement into Unitized Group Ration A and Heat & Serve programs, then into daily dining facilities on military bases, hospitals, etc.
As shown above, the flatware is
packaged with napkin, sugar, salt
and pepper in a clear plastic bag.
Defense Supply Center Philadelphia
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Safe Disposal of Pharmaceuticals
• In addition to supplying medical equipment and pharmaceuticals, DSCP also provides DLA customers with an environmentally responsible and safe way to dispose of pharmaceuticals.
• Instead of throwing away, expired pharmaceuticals, our customers are disposing of them in a more environmentally sound way.
• They also get credit back to spend on new pharmaceuticals.
Defense Supply Center Philadelphia
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INITIATIVES
Tires Privatization
Forward Sustainment
Enterprise Buyers Forward
Joint Regional Inventory Matl. Mgmt.
Supply, Storage & Distrib.
Depot Level Reparables
Army Reset Support
MRAP Sustainment
LAND:
MARITIME:
Parts for Ships
Parts for Submarines
Vehicles
USMC / Army Equipment
Primary Level Field Activities
Defense Supply Center Columbus
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DSCC Asbestos Elimination
• Asbestos Program Progress
– Database contains 13171 National Stock Numbers (NSNs)
– Majority of NSNs in FSC 5330
• Breakdown– FSC 5319: 156 NSNs FSC: 5325: 1 NSN-Has replacement
36- Have replacements
101- Cancelled without replacements
7-Not DLA managed
12- Requiring review
– FSC 5330: 12632 NSNs: FSC 5356: 13 NSNs
5023: - Have replacements 5- Have replacements
4363: -Cancelled without replacement 3- Cancelled without replacement
3246:- Requiring review 5-Not DLA managed
– FSC 5340: - 368 NSNs
178- Have replacements
92-Cancelled without replacement
25- Not DLA managed
73 Requiring review
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DSCC Cadmium Plating
In Electrical Connector Specification
• Issue– Cadmium identified as a hazardous material and targeted for reduction/elimination with the
RoHS.
– DSCC working with military services, manufacturers and equipment contractors to find effective alternative.
– Several alternatives undergoing testing.
– To date, alternate finishes in existing specifications perform at the same level as Cadmium in corrosive (salt spray)
– Specification changes
• Identified Alternatives:– Zinc Nickel
– Teflon Nickel
– Pure Electrodeposited Aluminum
– Zinc Cobalt
• The Plan– DSCC is not proposing the total elimination of Cadmium at this time although it is a long
term goal.
– Existing applications still require Cadmium plating and military applications do have a waiver to use Cadmium.
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INITIATIVES
CENTCOM AOR Support
Open Market Bunker Support
Bulk Terminal Ops Privatization
Garrison / Base Energy Support
Utilities Privatization Support
Alternative Fuel and
Renewable Energy
ENERGY:
DOD Executive Agent
for all Bulk Petroleum
Natural Gas, Coal,
Electricity
Aerospace Energy
Primary Level Field Activities
Defense Energy Support Center
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Bio-based Fuels
(aka Biofuels)
• Biodiesel, mono-alkyl esters of long chain fatty acids derived from vegetable oils or animal fats IAW ASTM D 6751, for use in diesel engines. Most Popular: B20, a blend: 20% biodiesel & 80% ultra-low sulfur diesel fuel
• E85, a blend of 85% ethanol and 15% gasoline
• Initially driven by the Energy Policy Act (EPACT) of 1992and EO 13149: Greening the Government Through Federal Fleet and Transportation Efficiency
• Biofuel use reduces regulated exhaust emissions, decreases petroleum imports
• DESC worked to establish quality requirements for B20 so fuel works comparable to diesel; recognized with White House award
POC: D427-8359; D427-8354 (Comm 703-767) Defense Energy Support Center
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Bio-based Fuels
(aka Biofuels)
The Navy celebrated Earth Day April 22, 2010 by
showcasing a supersonic flight test of the
"Green Hornet," an F/A-18 Super Hornet strike
fighter jet powered by a 50/50 biofuel blend
supplied by DESC at Naval Air Station Patuxent
River, Md.
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Bio-based Fuels
(aka Biofuels)
The Air Force tested an A-10C Thunderbolt II at
Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, fueled with a 50-
percent mixture of a fuel refined from the
crushed seeds of the flowering Camelina sativa
plant supplied by DESC in March 2010.
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Current DLA Warfighter Green
Products/HAZMIN Team Projects
• MIL-PRF-85570 Type II Aircraft Cleaner – DSCR
• MIL-PRF-85570 Type I Aerosol form and Pre-moistened Wipes Aircraft Cleaner – DSCR
• Micro-fiber Cloths for Non-Chemical Cleaning of Canopies & Optics - DSCR
• Environmentally Compliant Chemical Paint Strippers - DSCR
• Chrome Free Pretreatment Applicator Pen (MIL-DTL-81706 Type II) - DSCR
• Electrical Contact Cleaner (MIL-PRF-29608 Class L CPC) - DSCR
• Cold Spray/Kinetic Metallization Development for Military Aerospace Application - DSCR
• COTS Environmentally Compliant Non-Structural Adhesives - DSCR
• Non-Aqueous Low-VOC and HAP-Free Cleaner MIL-PRF-32295 Type II - DSCR
• Bio-based Hydraulic Lubricants – DSCR
• Closed-Loop Recycled Antifreeze Service Program - DSCR
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Current DLA Warfighter Green
Products/HAZMIN Team Projects
• Non- Cadmium Plated Connectors –DSCC
• UGR heater tray, plates, cups, clamshells – DSCP
• Health and Comfort Pack combs, razors, toothbrushes – DSCP
• Energy Efficient Lighting - DSCP
• Energy Efficient HVAC - DSCP
• Energy Saving Plumbing - DSCP
• Environmentally Safe Building Materials – DSCP
• Safe Disposal of Pharmaceuticals - DSCP
• Bio-based Fuels - DESC
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Questions?
Operational and Warfighter Issues:
Jean Wiley, HQ DLA J-3314, James L. Reed, HQ DLA J-3314
DLA Green Procurement DLA Hazardous Minimization (HAZMIN) Program
DSN 427-1639 DSN 427-2420
703-767-1639 703-767-2420
[email protected] [email protected]
Installations and Safety Issues:
Karen Moran, HQ DLA, DES-E
Environment & Safety
DSN 427-6237
703-767-6237
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DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCYAMERICA’S COMBAT LOGISTICS SUPPORT AGENCY
WARFIGHTER SUPPORT ENHANCEMENT STEWARDSHIP EXCELLENCE WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
